For our Tiniest Dancers and their Adult

Little Steps Together is a joyful, introductory movement class designed especially for our youngest dancers and their caregivers. This class provides a welcoming first experience in a dance studio, where children can explore movement, music, and creativity in a supportive and age-appropriate environment.

Classes are structured to encourage confidence, coordination, and a love of movement, while allowing children to participate at their own pace. Caregivers join their dancer in class, helping them feel safe, supported, and ready to try something new.

This program is perfect for little ones who are just beginning their movement journey and for families looking to build routine, connection, and confidence through dance.

 Each Little Steps Together class follows a consistent and comforting routine to help young dancers feel secure and successful.

Classes may include: 

• A welcoming circle and warm-up
• Guided movement activities using music and imagination
• Simple dance steps that build coordination and balance
• Fun props such as scarves, rhythm instruments, or balance tools
• Opportunities for both caregiver participation and independent exploration
• A calm and positive closing activity to wrap up class

Caregivers are encouraged to participate alongside their child, offering support and encouragement while allowing instructors to guide the class. Our goal is to create a fun, low-pressure experience where children feel excited to move and proud of what they accomplish.

Early movement experiences play an important role in a child’s development. Little Steps Together supports both physical and social growth in a fun, nurturing way.

Through this class, children develop:

• Gross motor skills such as balance, coordination, and body awareness
• Listening skills and the ability to follow simple directions
• Early social skills like sharing space and participating in a group
• Confidence and independence in a new environment
   

Most importantly, Little Steps Together helps foster a positive relationship with movement and learning — setting the foundation for future dance training and a lifelong love of being active.